Linux 2.5.2-dj1

[Dave Jones <davej@suse.de>]

Resyncing up with Linus & fix build errors,
I'll resync with Marcelo next time, along with the other
pending items people have sent me. I'll also start pushing
bits to Linus again real soon.

Patch against 2.5.2 vanilla is available from:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/davej/patches/2.5/

 -- Davej.

2.5.2-dj1
o   Merge 2.5.2 final.
o   Merge 2.5.3pre1
o   Numerous compile fixes.				(Various)
o   Fix crc32 JFFS2 problem.				(Russell King)
o   Remove left over ARM bits from 2.5.1-dj15.		(Me)
o   Mips Magnum fb compile fix.				(Me)
o   Update to sched-I3					(Ingo Molnar)
o   Add missing cp1250 file.				(Me)


2.5.1-dj15
o   Merge selective bits of 2.4.18pre3ac1 & ac2
    | Drop rmap (except for rate-limit oom_kill change),
    | IDE changes & 32bit uid quota
o   Add 'nowayout' module param for watchdogs.		(Matt Domsch)
o   BSD partition fixes.				(Andries Brouwer)
o   wavelan_cs update					(Jean Tourrilhes)
o   Numerous LVM fixes.					(andersg)
o   Prevent ramdisk buffercache corruption.		(Andrea Arcangeli)
o   MS_ASYNC implementation.				(Andrea, Andrew Morton)
o   Truncate blocks when prepare_write() fails.		(Andrea, Andrew Morton)
o   winbond-840 OOM handling.				(Manfred Spraul)
o   Natsemi OOM handling.				(Manfred Spraul)
o   Eliminate some stalls in i386 syscall path.		(Alex Khripin)
o   Export release_console_sem()			(Andrew Morton)
o   Remove bogus sbp2 changes.				(Christoph Hellwig)
o   Remove i386 mmu_context.h				(Me)
o   Remove reiserfs build warnings.			(Me)
o   Fix ignorance of SCSI I/O errors.			(Peter Osterlund)
o   Fix IDE floppy thinko.				(Luc Van Oostenryck)
o   Radeonfb compile fixes.				(Erik Andersen)
o   Radeonfb flat panel support.			(Michael Clark)
o   Remove bogus extraneous return.			(Paul Gortmaker)
o   Fix potential oom-killer race.			(Andres Salomon)
o   Fix bio + highmem bounce BUG().			(Jens Axboe)
o   PATH_MAX fixes.					(Rusty Russell)
o   Frame buffer _setcolreg changes.			(James Simmons)


-- 
Dave Jones.                    http://www.codemonkey.org.uk
SuSE Labs.